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Thanks Zombie!

Jeff, the "Winged Express" is spectacular.

lol...I'm glad you both dig them! I've been sharing your site with all my friends(and posted it on my blog), I can't tell you how impressed I am with it. Can't wait to rock "El Bandito"!

 

i do hope they`re on the shelves by december when i head to sunny florida

 

I finally finished the Gasser i have been working on!!!

 

Damn, Norwell you are amazing, knock it off!! Here's a Big Bad Wolf I had to scratch build so we can scan him and make a 7 ft tall one out of high density foam. For display at Gunther VW along with all his other toys. Made of Sculpty clay and bondo and stands a foot tall. After the scan I am going to paint him up, should be cool when finished.

 

Jeff that's one bad collection
Johnny that gasser is too hardcore
Sonny 7' kewl

'S'good here !

 

I got a couple this week that aren't HAMB friendly, but they are all I have...





I am working on a custom 47 Merc illustration that I will post here when I finish it...



Great show so far folks.

 

front and back of helmet done for local airbrush/custom paint shop that's going to use me for all their pinstripe work

 

From "Little Deserts".......

 

i havent done much lately but here is a guitar that i did for a friend a few weeks ago.

 

always a pleasure to see all the art work on fridays. excellent work e1. as soon as i figure out how to post a few pics of my stuff i will.

 

That is so cool! what is the medium you are using?

 

Great Stuff Fellas...thanks

 

Great work everyone I especially like the winged express print Jeff.

I spent a day on my way back from N.C at a buddies shop,and when you wonder who is going to do all the crazy metal work in the future this guy will be one of them. He doesnt get alot of props because he build alot of o/t vehicles right now, but here are a few random shop shots

 

This is my little effort. I was trying to save money for trophies for our cruise in, made this piston clock. Polished the piston, painted the rod a metal flake green and made a clock that has a face that looks like an old green line stewart-warner gauge. But they already ordered the trophies so now I am donated it to my local cruise in to be raffled off.

 

Jeff, Your work is always loaded with energy. Todays posts are no exception!

 

My 5 year-old told me it's Friday. And it's not September anymore. Wha?

I published my "TSUNAMI TSURFERS - TSURFABILLY" Sand rod on last Friday's Art Show. I got to wondering what the rear looks like...



(really happy you guys like the side view!)

 

Friday Art Show - Highlight of the week, as always. Nice work everyone.

 

Heres mine for this week,,2 0f 20 shots that came out
shot these with a 1936 Argus

 

Here's an oldie that I tweaked a bit. was originally for a bowling team shirt.

 

Wow... another great start! Too much cool stuff, as usual...
This may be slightly O/T... (all of my latest work has been a long walk from "traditional"), but I thought I'd share an updated version of the classic custom van... some flared panels, a chop, section, and more:

 

Killer work as always Jeff!
Here'a a painting I just finished up for my good friend's baby room.

 

That van KICKS ASS!!!!!!!!! I'd drive the shit outta it! Haha...

Some old crap....

 

Wow! Great show. Nice to see some strangers pop in and share their wares.

Pretty picture there Dan.

Norwell, Love the truck load O stuff and the creepy dude behing the wheel. Von Franco's stuff looks great too, thanks for the post.

Nothing new from me for now but... some rough stuff... Also, beware of the return of Beta, coming soon)







R.I.P. Valiant steed... we're 'crushed' over your loss.

 

Thanks for inviting me over Jeff... this is getting to be an enjoyable, every Friday occurrence for me. The variety and quality of artwork here, is a pleasure to view. "Norwell Equipped" is the "mark" of the day.

Here's a couple of design renderings done for The Danbury Mint, back in 1997. The '36 is from a prototype by Jim Inglese. The '35 pickup is a joint effort design between Jim and I. Both made it into model production.

©1997 C.Smith

©1997 C.Smith

 

Beautiful work Mr. Charlie Smith!

...and now...

 

This is sooo cool!!

 

That will keep em up at night..... I like it!

 

Diecast Merc.

 

Mark, this is awesome, man....